Digital China Holdings unveils supply-chain intelligent agent and human-robot collaboration solution

At its 2026 partner conference, Digital China Holdings outlined its strategy to become a supply-chain ecosystem enabler. President Cai Yinghua said the company would focus on supply chain as its core and build an AI foundation supported by a warehouse network and a transport network, a plan the company describes as “two networks, one foundation.”

Two products were introduced at the event. Jie Xiaoguo, an enterprise-grade supply-chain intelligent agent, has covered 118 job roles and accumulated more than 100 job-specific skills. The other, Human-Robot Co-Dance 5.0, is a warehouse human-robot collaboration solution. Digital China previously completed what it said was the world’s first embodied-intelligence multi-robot collaborative picking demonstration with Dajia Robot at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference.

In deployment, logistics brand Kelai Logistics has been running live orders in a warehouse in Tianjin’s Wuqing district since April 2026. Robot picking’s share of total warehouse order volume rose from less than 1% to nearly 17% within five months. Cai said the company plans to open more than 100 typical scenarios from its self-operated warehouses to multiple embodied-intelligence companies for co-creation, aiming to optimize algorithms and build integrated warehouse operation solutions.

Kelai Logistics has operated in the supply chain industry for more than 20 years and runs nearly 200 warehouse centers. Cai said that within a single enterprise, cost-cutting potential is close to its limit, and future gains should come from collaboration across warehouses, transport networks and wider networks.